In part three of my article series concerning the best rated home based businesses I am going to go into more detail concerning the most popular home based opportunities. The possibilities are literally endless. The fact is most professions have a home based counterpart; however chances are you are reading this article because you are looking to try something outside of your current career.I have done some extensive research over the last year concerning what are the most common types of opportunities folks work from home. I personally did an exhaustive search when I was looking to make the transition from Cooperate America to my home office. Since successful taking that plunge I have worked with countless people doing many different things to make a living from home.If you have read part 1 and part 2 of this series; you know that I stress that there are many factors to consider. I have put together a list of what I am confident is the top 30 home based businesses out there. Keep in mind, this list the most common paths that people take- not necessarily the most profitable or easiest. However, I do believe the following list will give anyone searching a few ideas to look into.The Top 30 Home Based BusinessesFreelance Writing, Data Entry, Home Improvement Services, Medical Transcriber, Catering, MLM Network Marketing, Internet or Online Marketing, Publishing e-books, Photography, Medical Claims Billing, Home-Based Franchise, Web Design, Affiliate Marketing, Online Auction Seller, Tutor, Personal Assistant, Copy Writer, Bookkeeping, Pet Services, Gift Baskets, Craft Making and Selling, Daycare, Legal Transcription, Event Planner, Interior Design, Senior Care Services, Business Mentor, Personal Trainer, Home Based Blogging Business, Transcription ServiceA more in-depth look at any of the about businesses would certainly take much more time than this article. What I am attempting to provide for you is a list of potential paths to look down. A review of part 1 and 2 of this article series should give you some thoughtful guidelines for you journey.On reflecting on what I have learned from working at home; I would like to stress that whatever path you follow, working for home is about selling. You are going to be providing a product, service, or opportunity and you will have to successfully sell it to potential prospects.Of course, consider the product, service, or opportunity and make sure it suites your genuine passions, skills, and realistic time and financial restraints. Then put together a solid marketing strategy before you invest your time and money into anything. If you cannot envision it; chances are you will not be able to make it happen.
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